stupefied

Word family adjectivestupefacientstupefactivestupefiedstupefyingnounstupefactionstupefierverbstupefy

stu·pe·fied /ˈstjuːpɪfaɪd $ ˈstuː-/ adjectiveadj

SHOCKso surprised, tired, or bored that you cannot think clearly 〔因吃惊、疲劳或厌倦而〕呆呆的，茫然的

I stared up at Keith in stupefied amazement.

我目瞪口呆地盯着基思看。

We sat there stupefied.

我们怔怔地坐在那儿。

—stupefaction /ˌstjuːpəˈfækʃən $ ˌstuː-/ noun [uncountableU]

Examples from the Corpus

stupefied• Foreman looked stupefied by the results of the test.• Upon the steps, pushing by a stupefied Grand Duke and Duchess, stood a radiant figure.• Theroux described Potosi station as a mausoleum of stupefied travellers, which bore on its upper walls frescoes by Fernando Leal.

Origin stupefied

(1400-1500) French stupéfier, from Latin stupefacere, from stupere ( → STUPID1) + facere “to make, do”

单词	stupefied
释义	stupefied Word family adjectivestupefacientstupefactivestupefiedstupefyingnounstupefactionstupefierverbstupefy stu·pe·fied /ˈstjuːpɪfaɪd $ ˈstuː-/ adjectiveadj SHOCKso surprised, tired, or bored that you cannot think clearly 〔因吃惊、疲劳或厌倦而〕呆呆的，茫然的 I stared up at Keith in stupefied amazement. 我目瞪口呆地盯着基思看。 We sat there stupefied. 我们怔怔地坐在那儿。 —stupefaction /ˌstjuːpəˈfækʃən $ ˌstuː-/ noun [uncountableU] Examples from the Corpus stupefied• Foreman looked stupefied by the results of the test.• Upon the steps, pushing by a stupefied Grand Duke and Duchess, stood a radiant figure.• Theroux described Potosi station as a mausoleum of stupefied travellers, which bore on its upper walls frescoes by Fernando Leal. Origin stupefied (1400-1500) French stupéfier, from Latin stupefacere, from stupere ( → STUPID1) + facere “to make, do”
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